on Webassembly, Wasm, Cloud, Edge computing, Performance
WebAssembly was introduced to the world as a faster way to run code in browsers. C++ games, video editors, image processing — things that JavaScript couldn’t handle performantly. That was the pitch in 2017.
on Rust, Performance, Systems programming, Go, Python
I’ve spent the last three years migrating production services from Python and Go to Rust. Some migrations were triumphant. A few were disasters we quietly rolled back. Most were somewhere in between — significant wins that came with real costs.
on Platform engineering, Devops, Developer experience, Idp, Cloud
Platform engineering emerged as the hype successor to DevOps around 2023. The pitch: instead of every team managing their own infrastructure and pipelines, build a centralized Internal Developer Platform (IDP) that abstracts the complexity away. Give developers a self-service experience. Let them deploy without knowing Kubernetes.
on Data engineering, Dbt, Apache iceberg, Lakehouse, Analytics, Cloud
The data warehouse is not dead. But it is unrecognizable.
on Ai, Agentic ai, Software engineering, Automation, Llm
Something quietly crossed a threshold in 2025: AI stopped being a tool that helps developers write code and started becoming a system that does software engineering. Not autocomplete. Not a smarter Stack Overflow. An agent — one that reads your codebase, plans changes, writes tests, runs them, debugs failures, and opens a pull request.
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